CORRIDOR

How it was made

A train timetable is a table where information stands on monospaced numerals, rules and alignment alone.

Times, stops, cabins and fares are made readable in a table with a time axis.

The stations and cities are real; the operator, train numbers, times and fares are invented.

Fares match real night train ranges (seat €34~44, sleeper €122~279). Return trip times and weekend times are calculated.

There are two motions: a route drawing that is drawn as you scroll, and a transition where a route card bar stretches into the detail bar.

Key features

• Departure city filter
• Cabin tabs and floor plan
• Fare calculator
• 3-step booking form

Where and how to use it

Suits services where users choose a schedule and seat, check the price and then book. Comparison, a calculator and a step-by-step booking form follow in sequence.

Points to check

Payment and seat inventory integration are not included.